Ryanair Hlds

Ryanair Holdings Plc engages in the provision of low fares airline-related services. It provides various ancillary services and engages in other activities connected with its core air passenger service, including non-flight scheduled services, Internet-related services, and the in-flight sale of beverages, food, and merchandise. The firm's airlines include Buzz, Lauda, Malta Air and Ryanair DAC. Ryanair U.K. The company was founded on June 5, 1996 and is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland.

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Ryanair Holdings Plc engages in the provision of low-fare airline-related services. The firm also offers ancillary, core air passenger, non-flight scheduled, and internet-related services also involved in in-flight sale of beverages, food, and merchandise. It operates through the following segments: Ryanair DAC, Malta Air, and Other Airlines. Ryanair U.K. The company was founded on June 5, 1996 and is headquartered in Swords, Ireland.

Ryanair  may see job losses if flights remain grounded due to coronavirus restrictions on travel beyond May, Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said on Friday.

Ryanair could see job losses if flights grounded beyond May: CEO

Ryanair  may have to lay off 10-20% of staff in the winter season as it will operate fewer flights due to the coronavirus crisis, Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said in a newspaper interview published on Friday.

Ryanair may cut 10-20% of jobs in winter season, CEO tells German paper

Ryanair  must indicate the full price of the ticket when it displays offers on its website, the European Union's top court said on Thursday, although the low cost carrier said it was already doing so.

Ryanair must be clear about full ticket price: EU court

Ryanair  must indicate the full price of the ticket when it displays offers on its website, the EU's top court said on Thursday.

Ryanair must be clearer about full ticket price: EU court

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Europe’s largest low-cost airline is currently operating less than 20 daily flights, compared to daily schedule of over 2,500 flights before Covid-19 related travel restrictions and bans forced the grounding of most of its fleet.

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Ryanair (RYAAY) is currently operating less than 20 flights per day, reflecting a 99% decline from the pre-coronavirus levels.

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Ryanair  missed its 2020 target for passenger traffic and expects to book an exceptional charge of around 300 million euros for the year which ended last month, it said on Friday.

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Ryanair on Tuesday said it does not expect to operate flights in April or May and has offered its aircraft to European governments for rescue or the essential movement of medicines and personal protective equipment.

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